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Course Number and Title                           CSUSB
Course Prerequisites
Level I –Courses
Acceptance to University for all coursework
ESPE 530*  Psychology and Education of Exceptional Individuals (4), to be completed with a grade of 3.0 ("B") or better
May be completed prior to acceptance to Program
ESPE 529* Introductory Methods for Special Education (4), to be completed with a grade of 3.0 (“B”) or better
HD 240 Introduction to Child Development or EELB 301 Social Educational Context  or  PSYC 320 Psychology of Middle Child  (4-6) Call Program office for permission to enroll

Acceptance to Program

EELB 317  Educational Psychology of Diverse Societies (4)
ESPE 624*   Managing Learning and Social Communities (4) ESPE 529, 530
EELB 315 Reading/Language Arts Curriculum (4) Call Program office
ESPE 637*  Assessment and Evaluation (4) ESPE 529, 530
EELB  423 Math Curriculum and Pedagogy (4 Call Program office
ESPE 651* Curricular Strategies for M/S Students (4) ESPE 529, 530, 624, 637 
ESPE 655* Curriculum and Methods: Language Arts (4) ESPE 529, 530, 624, 637 
ESPE 660*  Instructional Planning for Diverse Students (4) ESPE 529, 530, 624, 637 
  • The following field experience courses:

ESPE 609C. General and Special Education Field Experiences: Moderate to Severe Disabilities (8) This course may be waived for candidates holding a California Basic Teaching Credential   - and


ESPE 679C. Advanced Special Education Fieldwork: Moderate to Severe Disabilities I (8)

EELB 315 & 423

ESPE 529, 530, 624, 637

 

Completion of all Coursework


* Course may be used towards the M.A. Degree

NOTE:  Students must apply for fieldwork the quarter prior to when they plan to take the fieldwork course. See "Fieldwork Application". Applications are due by the following dates:

                            May 5 (For Summer and Fall Quarters)

           October 20 (For Winter Quarter)

           February 10 (For Spring Quarter)

          

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